The statement said this was because it had been a public meeting and it had been considered appropriate to only share essential details. It ...
The statement said this was because it had been a public meeting and it had been considered appropriate to only share essential details.
It said forms held by Culcheth High School recorded that the incident had involved "spiking", but these documents had not been sent to Birchwood High School.
It also stated: "Neither of the schools could possibly have foreseen nor did they foresee that Jenkinson posed any threat to Brianna or any other child".
The statement added: "Birchwood High School acknowledge that if all available details had been provided, they likely would still have offered Jenkinson a transfer, but may have put a different support package around her."
During their trial, the jury heard Jenkinson had become obsessed with Brianna, who was transgender, and was also viewing material about torture and murder on the dark web.
The killers were found guilty of murder at Manchester Crown Court and detained for life in February, with minimum terms of 22 years for Jenkinson and 20 years for Ratcliffe.
The inquest continues.
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